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Total price with shipping, checked on 6 October 2026.One hundred and twenty-four letters that Seneca wrote in his last years, retired after more than a decade serving Nero, addressed to Lucilius, about whom nothing is known beyond what these texts say. Each letter tends to start from an everyday scene and arrive at a general idea, and together they cover the great Stoic themes: death, virtue as the only true good, and the passing of time.
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